Re: Figwheel naming - the readme used to have this explanation: File Eval Gui Loop > FEGL > FEGUIL > "figwheel"

https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/tree/f90378b3630852d3ab6a29f36e0a3c3f9dfa37ad

@borkdude ^^

@bhagany: thanks

Does anyone have problems loading material fonts from figwheel server with re-frame template? Chrome and FF fail to load them for me.

of course they fail. in index.html they are under assets prefix, but on disk under vendor

I mean fonts from re-com that I've added when creating the re-frame project

@ul but when I point the assets the URL directly, they are loaded alright

wait a minute, i will create project from template and recheck

the FF tells me that the font is "rejected by a sanitizer", whatever that means

I've tried searching the possible cause but explanations are vague

in Chrome it's "failed to decode downloadable font"

i confirm

both browsers report that font file is broken

weird

the demo here is working: http://re-demo.s3-website-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/#/button - the only difference I see initially is the content-type there being application/octet-stream

don't know if that's even relevant

@zoldar: you have to set the content type yourself on s3 I think

hashes differ: a2a1ba89e7f9d29f7d5aee76e8b9f7ab 2f1ba61f904c3a7b9a9bc7e1463c723d assets/fonts/Material-Design-Iconic-Font.woff

with file from re-com demo everything works

i think you should file an issue

@ui will do it later, thanks for help

@mikethompson: see ^^^, re-frame +re-com template fonts are broken

Transit-cljs doesn’t preserve metadata does it?

estsauver: transit-format itself doesn’t specify anything about metadata, so no.

@estsauver: ^

Thanks @dnolen

@estsauver: it came up, but a lot of languages don’t support a notion of metadata so it would complicate implementations for all except Clojure/ClojureScript

Yah, makes sense.

re: re-frame-template, @ui I tried to replace the .woff file in template with the one from re-com demo and I still am getting broken_font/views.js notice. (The notice goes away on refresh of page, but not if you make change to source files).

@ul:*

Reagent fans: It works with React Native: https://github.com/chendesheng/ReagentNativeDemo

:thumbsup:

@gadfly361: strange, i've replaced and font loaded w/o errors displaying icons normally

Is there any way to make Firefox as functional as Chrome for React debugging and Clojurescript in general?

@ul thanks for confirmation! I'll try again a little later.

dnolen: It is technically interesting that that Reagent React Native demo works by having the React Native packager load the entirety of ClojureScript’s Google Closure + application CLJS code “flat” JavaScript as a single encapsulated CommonJS module, alongside the other React Native CommonJS modules. (Backwards or reverse of the approach that @maria's GSoC will lead to.)

@dnolen ^

(That works, but it seems to preclude Closure DCE, along with probably other consequences.)

@mfikes: so just :simple optimizations + a require?

@dnolen: Looks like :optimizations :whitespace. The interesting technical bit is our friend appearing in the midst of the React Native packager output: https://gist.github.com/mfikes/75f63f90a024393a3543

@mfikes: ah so you’re creating a little wrapper so React Native can load it, or did React Native do that for you?

@dnolen: I didn’t create it. I’m dissecting what https://github.com/chendesheng created.

ah k

is this the thing from the recent presentation?

@dnolen: I don’t fully comprehend how it works.

@dnolen: There has been a long-standing Reagent ticket asking for React Native support. Finally chendesheng just did it. https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent/issues/119

One consequence of chendesheng’s approach is that it probably precludes REPL support as the application code is ensconced in a protective CommonJS closure.

@mfikes yeah

@ul: After trying it again, I am able to get the icons to show as expected - thanks! I will push out a new version of re-frame-template today. CC: @mikethompson @zoldar

@gadfly361: great that it got sorted. I'm just about to sit down and play around with re-frame + re-com

if I have [org.clojure/core.async "0.1.346.0-17112a-alpha”] in my dependencies, but figwheel still complains with No such namespace: clojure.core.async, what could I be doing wrong?

@skuro it's cljs.core.async for clojurescript

@zoldar: needed another pair of eyes, thanks!

@skuro: heh, same timezone

@skuro Hey Carlo

@markstang: hey there, nice to see you around here

@skuro 😀 you too! cljs + alfresco?

just cljs at the moment